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A ‘super impressive’ first Philly All-Star Game in 30 years was a hit with fans

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By Gabriela Carroll Verified
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Skip to content The game itself might have been a little boring, but that didn’t damper the excitement of local and visiting fans at Citizens Bank Park. Fans cheer for the Phillies' Kyle Schwarber during the third inning of the All-Star Game on Tuesday at Citizens Bank Park.Read moreYong Kim / Staff Photographer by Gabriela Carroll Published July 15, 2026, 12:05 a.m. ET The big winners of All-Star Weekend? Philly fans. The All-Star Game itself? Pretty boring, even by its own standards.
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Home run derby in Philly: Schwarber comes up just short; Netflix broadcast criticized; one less trade option for the Phillies

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By Scott Lauber Verified, Lochlahn March Verified, Rob Tornoe Verified, Matt Breen Verified, Gabriela Carroll Verified, Ariel Simpson Verified, Matt Mullin Verified, Michael Klein, David Murphy, Abraham Gutman Verified
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Scott Lauber, Lochlahn March, Rob Tornoe, Matt Breen, Gabriela Carroll, Ariel Simpson, Matt Mullin, Michael Klein, David Murphy, Abraham Gutman, The Philadelphia Inquirer What you should know Kyle Schwarber came up just short , finishing second in the MLB Home Run Derby in Philadelphia to St. Louis Cardinals slugger Jordan Walker. Bryce Harper was eliminated in the first round in what will be his final Derby. Here are photos from the Derby.
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The Stoop Pigeon teams up with Hoopbus and UTSA Middle States, host Wimbledon women’s final and WNBA watch party

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By Gabriela Carroll Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Philly is set for a huge summer of women’s sports. The Stoop Pigeon wants to be at the center of it. The Stoop Pigeon hosted a double-watch party for the Wimbledon women’s final and Saturday’s WNBA slate at Dock Street Brewing in South Philly. The organization partnered with United States Tennis Associate Middle States, to help promote August’s Ennoble Care Open on the University Pennsylvania’s campus, and Hoopbus, a charitable organization dedicated to the transformative power of basketball.
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